Ashton on dialogue between Belgrade and Priština

Creative journalism at its finest. Notice how in quotations the part about obstructions from Pristina and then it has Tanjug said in its report. Which shows a quote from Tanjug not actually a quote from her. As per her position she would never assign blame to one side or the other. One of the first rules of a mediator.

"Creative journalism at its finest. Notice how in quotations the part about obstructions from Pristina and then it has Tanjug said in its report."
(just a note, 24 March 2014 11:53)

Eh? It's clearly marked as a quotation of Tanjug, not of Ashton, for the explanation why at least parts of the great agreements reached by Dacic and Thaci reached in April 2013 are still not implemented almost one year after.

Anyway, it's funny. It might be honorable of Ashton to give the merits to Dacic and Thaci for being so wise and responsible leaders, but the world knows it better: Without the EU mediation and pressure, these two would have never met nor agreed to any compromise.

Creative journalism at its finest. Notice how in quotations the part about obstructions from Pristina and then it has Tanjug said in its report. Which shows a quote from Tanjug not actually a quote from her. As per her position she would never assign blame to one side or the other. One of the first rules of a mediator.

"Creative journalism at its finest. Notice how in quotations the part about obstructions from Pristina and then it has Tanjug said in its report."
(just a note, 24 March 2014 11:53)

Eh? It's clearly marked as a quotation of Tanjug, not of Ashton, for the explanation why at least parts of the great agreements reached by Dacic and Thaci reached in April 2013 are still not implemented almost one year after.

Anyway, it's funny. It might be honorable of Ashton to give the merits to Dacic and Thaci for being so wise and responsible leaders, but the world knows it better: Without the EU mediation and pressure, these two would have never met nor agreed to any compromise.